For example.
If i enter "100" in textbox then
messagebox will popup.. "Its a Integer".
or i enter "hello world" then
messagebox will popup "Its a String"..
Etc....
It's hard to outright say... there's some overlap there. Consider the data you enter into a text box is always a string. Any text can be considered a string. Also, some numbers are only doubles... and all floats are doubles, but not all doubles are floats. Same for integers.
So you'll need decide some kind of hierarchy, then just test. For this, you can use the TryParse on most built in value types. You'll just have to start testing, then use else-ifs to check each successive type. Something like this... - double d;
-
float f;
-
integer i;
-
-
if (double.TryParse(stringValue, out d))
-
// string is a double, value in d
-
else if (float.TryParse(stringValue, out f))
-
// string is a float, value in f
-
else if (int.TryParse(stringValue, out i))
-
// string is an int, value in i
-
else
-
// string can't be converted, so it's just text
-
Something like that.
2  3002 
string = text
int = numbers
double = numbers separated with a ,
char = one single character like a or c or 1 or 2
It's hard to outright say... there's some overlap there. Consider the data you enter into a text box is always a string. Any text can be considered a string. Also, some numbers are only doubles... and all floats are doubles, but not all doubles are floats. Same for integers.
So you'll need decide some kind of hierarchy, then just test. For this, you can use the TryParse on most built in value types. You'll just have to start testing, then use else-ifs to check each successive type. Something like this... - double d;
-
float f;
-
integer i;
-
-
if (double.TryParse(stringValue, out d))
-
// string is a double, value in d
-
else if (float.TryParse(stringValue, out f))
-
// string is a float, value in f
-
else if (int.TryParse(stringValue, out i))
-
// string is an int, value in i
-
else
-
// string can't be converted, so it's just text
-
Something like that.
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